摘要
目的研究降钙素原(PCT)与内毒素(ET)在腹部创伤术后患者肺部感染中的诊断价值。方法选择2005年1月—2012年5月腹部创伤术后肺部感染的患者140例,并根据肺部感染的病原体种类分为细菌组(44例)与非细菌组(96例),检测2组患者的血清PCT与ET水平。PCT<0.5 ng/ml为阴性,≥0.5ng/ml为阳性;ET<0.035 EU/ml为阴性,≥0.035 EU/ml为阳性。计算两者的诊断敏感度与特异度。结果细菌组PCT阳性率为90.91%(40/44),非细菌组阳性率为5.21%(5/96)。细菌组ET阳性率为68.18%(30/44),非细菌组阳性率为34.38%(33/96)。根据计算可知,PCT检测敏感度为90.91%(40/44),特异度为94.79%(91/96);ET检测敏感度为68.18%(30/44),特异度为65.62%(63/96)。2组比较差异均具有统计学意义(P<0.05)。结论降钙素原、内毒素检测对诊断腹部创伤术后患者肺部感染具有临床意义。
Objective To investigate the effect of procalcitonin (PCT) and endotoxin (ET) in abdominal trauma pa- tients with pulmonary infection. Methods From 2005 January to 2012 May, 140 patients of pulmonary" infection after abdomi- nal injury operation were enrolled, and according to the pathogenic species of pulmonary infection, they were divided into bac- terial infection group (44 cases) and non-bacterial infection group (96 cases), serum PCT and ET levels were detected in the 2 groups of patient. PCT 〈0.5 ng/ml was defined as negative,PCT≥0.5 ng/ml was defined as positive; ET 〈0. 035 EU/ml was defined as negative, ET t〉 0. 035 EU/ml was defined as positive. Calculated the sensitivity and specificity of the two groups. Results Bacterial group g PCT positive rate of was 90.91% (40/44), non-bacterial group g positive rate was 5.21% (5/96). Bacteria groupg ET positive rate was 68.18% (30/44), non-bacterial group′s positive rate was 34.38% (33/96). According to the calculation, the PCT detection sensitivity was 90.91% (40/44), the specificity was 94.79% (91/96) ; ET detection sensitivity was 68.18 % (30/44) , the specificity was 65.62% (63/96). The differences between the 2 groups were statistically significant ( P 〈 0.05). Conclusion It demonstrated that the detection of procalcitonin and endotoxin has clini- cal significance in the diagnosis of pulmonary infection in patients after abdominal trauma.
出处
《疑难病杂志》
CAS
2014年第8期814-815,819,共3页
Chinese Journal of Difficult and Complicated Cases
关键词
降钙素原
内毒素
诊断价值
腹部创伤术后
肺部细菌感染
Procalcitonin
Endotoxin
Diagnosis value
Post-operation of abdominal trauma
Pulmonary bacterial infection